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The Key to Success as a Runner
Jess Movold is an elite running coach in New York City. In a recent article for Runner’s World she discussed the top five principles for successful ...
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Paul McCartney Still Has Something to Prove
In an interview with Esquire Magazine, former Beatles star Paul McCartney, now aged 75 (as of 2017), was asked if he felt that he still had something ...
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The Global Trend of Looking for the Quick Fix
Jeffrey Zacks, professor of psychology and radiology at Washington University in St Louis, laments what he calls a "global trend" of looking for short ...
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Man Takes 14 Years to Chisel Hole Through Mountain
When a mountain is in your way what do you do? Just ask Ramchandra Das, 53, who lives in Bihar, India. In order to access nearby fields for food and work, ...
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A New Year's Challenge
It is a mistake to be always turning back to recover the past. The law for Christian living is not backward, but forward; not for experiences that lie ...
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A New Year's Challenge
It is a mistake to be always turning back to recover the past. The law for Christian living is not backward, but forward; not for experiences that lie ...
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Man Justifies Beating Back the Competition
When Virginia's Henrico County School system decided to get rid of 1,000 laptop computers, they offered the 4-year-old Apple iBooks to the public for ...
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Olympic Rower Quits Before Race Ends
Sally Robbins was a member of Australia's 2004 Olympic rowing team, competing in the women's eight final. With approximately 400 meters left in the race, ...
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Original Marathon Runner Gave His All
At the end of the Summer Olympics, athletes will be participating in a special event, retracing the long distance run from which the Olympic event got ...
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Wilma Rudolph Overcame Obstacles to Win Olympic Gold
Wilma Rudolph was the 20th of 22 children. Born prematurely, doctors did not expect Wilma to survive. She did, but at the age of four, she contracted ...
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